This paper describes mask detection using Matlab when complex images in the dataset. Matlab specified the Faster R-CNN algorithm and Dataset allotment for mask detection. This paper manages complex pictures using facial recognition packages. The Faster R-CNN methodology used in the security system and the medical system. The proposed work balanced face restriction, color changes, brightness changes, and contrast changes. Segmentation and feature extraction used in face restriction of the person image. We chose RCNN, Fast RCNN, and Faster RCNN algorithm for detecting Mask detection and Social distance. Regions with Convolutional neural network Based on Mixing pictures, pixel prediction, and specific enhancements. The main objective was to solving multiple and multitask picture detection problems with speed rates. The Methodology used for face detection and detection of Unmask person in a dataset of face database.

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